I'm calling what comes next -- Eventually when Win11 has enough penetration, there will be some sort of "Boot into Xbox mode" for a cheater-free PC-gaming experience.
>IMO both are much slower and worse than vscode.dev
This just... doesn't make sense other than browser differences and the resources of the server actually running Code.
Is the free trial of GitPod slow because it's running in a resource-constrained environment. Sure. (edit: let me be clear, GitPod is an amazing end-to-end experience and they have a very generous free tier for OSS projects/users, but it IS free unless you pay).
Is self-hosted GitPod or code-server slower than VSCode? Not enough that I can notice when they're side-by-side looking identical, I can't tell which is which. In fact, I would challenge a single person to show me a side-by-side version-to-version comparison that shows VSCode.dev or VSCode native being significantly faster than code-serevr given that they're virtually the exact same thing running in Chromium instead of ... Chromium/Electron.
(On an unrelated note, when even CloudFlare can switch to HCaptcha, and HN can't... well, I guess it's in line with the amount of technical care this place gets all-around.)
If it doesn't come with Win11+TPM, it will come from this: https://www.microsoft.com/security/blog/2020/11/17/meet-the-...